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Nebraska lawmakers will not hold special session
Lawmakers will not convene for a special session to deal with Nebraska's property tax system this year because the effort did not receive enough support. Laura Strimple, a spokeswoman for the secretary of state, says only 14 senators had signed the request by the 5 p.m. Monday deadline. Support f...
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Nebraska lawmakers will not hold special session
Lawmakers will not convene for a special session to deal with Nebraska's property tax system this year because the effort did not receive enough support. Laura Strimple, a spokeswoman for the secretary of state, says only 14 senators had signed the request by the 5 p.m. Monday deadline. Support f...
Read MoreJail restructuring intended to help cover cost for new officers
KNEB News has learned an administrative restructuring is taking place at the Scotts Bluff County Detention Center so the county has funds to hire more officers for $4.5 million addition currently being constructed. Corrections directors Joe Gaul and Patricia Miller say the restructuring has meant...
Read MoreNebraska Free Fishing and Park Entry Day May 19th
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has announced that Free Fishing and Park Entry Day in Nebraska will be May 19. Enjoy a Saturday of fishing or state park activities without the need to purchase a fishing or park entry permit for the day. Free Fishing and Park Entry Day, held annually in ...
Read More(UPDATE w/ AUDIO) Tim Moser takes over men's basketball program at E.W.C.
Below you'll find the official press release from EWC on the hiring of Tim Moser as the new men's basketball coach. Also, I talked with Coach Moser this morning and here's what he had to say about taking over the Lancer men's program: Tim Moser's coaching background: 2012-2018- assistan...
Read MoreGering council appoints new city engineer
The Gering city council Monday evening officially appointed a new city engineer Brendan Lilley will replace Paul Snarr, who had been the city engineer for most of five years during two stints before he left in late November to go back to Idaho with family. Lilley is coming back to the panhandle ...
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